The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-08-04

lion ssn e smolan.
arrs. HUH King arrived Thurs
dsy ana win visit with her husband
fsF about two weeks.
~. r. Moser becomes q partner
viii Wndman 4 Anderson In the
real estate business.
MIA. Pruitt is In the city on
buzlneas. He reports Mrs. Pruitt's
cuadffisa unlmpTOved.
M excavation work for the Me-
vfeat building b completed and the
stune work commenced.
ne arm q Order 4 Melbert,
Chioo, has been dissolved. Mr.. Mel
beTt retiring from the firm.
Ia sallna, lincoln 4 Western
raIlway vim reach PlainviIle, Rocks
county, before snow falls.
The celebration Of Charley Mar
tins ''umpty-aixtk" birthday is re-
ported In the sslina Republican.
Vernon a Bend made q sale Of two
fne pianos Friday, one TO A..
Keefer and one to Miss Birdie Car
roiL
Zee Innan is . candidate for COun-
q Clerk in Ellsworth county. He
hsa boen growing since he left Sa-
Lina-
ne balance o. the iron front fOi
the ROthsehild' building, which
has been 90 long on the road, has ar
rived.
Friday Justice Bishop assessed
Gne Of 6 and costs lin all $3.50
aEAinst Chas. A. Hubbard for assault
on Henry Orns, Jr.
Mrs. Josie A. sturtervant and
Grandma Phillips returned from
WaKeeney where they had a very
pleasant visit with old friends.
The Missouri Pacific have their
fencing gang at work along the road
West q SAlina. They were at work
atOlOf Eilson's farm near smolan.
Mr.. J. W. Rice received Thursday
q telegram announcing the death al
Quincy, III, Of Mrs. Rice's father
Mrs. Rice and her brother started
Tor that city last Monday.
A commercial man was heard 10
say not long ago, ''thst saiina had
mere people on their streets before
breakfast than Mcpherson and Abb
hsne had on circus day"
The tOea on one foot Of a eOlOred
boy were cut OF last Thursday at the
y. P. depot by a freight car. He, Il
seems, was making too free with the
train which was in motion.
RObt. Graf has moved his barber
hop into his new building, in the
mont room mp stairs, and it will
make him very neat quarters when
he finally gess everything in order.
A very prominent banker In Sail
n Was driving In the country not
long since, when he was attacked by
fiock Of prairie chickens, and In
self defense killed greater portion
% them.
Dr. schuyler's class In logic have
accomplished some faithful work.
They are highly pleased with the
doctors sflcient instruction
CAautuugllu Notes, Topeka Common
scoGlth.
Rev. ID. d. Campbell returned
non his vacation trip last Thursday
Mr. Campbe1 was chosen q trustee
e the meeting Of the stockholders Of
ChAutauqua assembly at Topeka
yesterday.
Itwas suggested 10 the Board Of
Education that the new school
house On the southeastern part Of
the city be named cleveland"
The Beard ''went one better" and
named il Logan"
John p. Ekstrand has bought the
Pratt drugstore at Bridgetort, and
went down last Thursday to COM
mence an invoice. He IL a cOmpi-
tent druggist, and an accomplished
and genial gentlemen.
Mr.. Beatty is authority for the in-
formation that the Missouri Pacific
viii commence building nOrthward
from Salina very soon and that q
large amount Of railroad building
material will thus be collected at
6allna.
Members Of the cOlOFed Methods
church gave 3 festival supper last
Tuesday in the Garvericb building,
east Irsa avenue, but we understand
q Vas not a profitable affair on ac-
cOuat Of lack Of patronage. Il will
be repeated tonight.
E. r. Tuttle, Of the Union Pacific,
came On from, Kansas City Tuesday
and will leave for Sc. Louis this
evening. Ed. has scores Of friends
On Saliua who are always glad to
zee him, and who watch with inter
ct his successful career ~ q railroad
nan.
Mis- Clara Hutchinson, while
bathing in e Michigan lake recently,
wss 30 unfortunate as 70 have a
piece penetrate one Of her feet,
and the wound at one time gave
symptoms Of q serious case Of blood
poisoning. She IL now much better.
Her father, who was On the east, was
summoned b her side, and she will
return vita him 10 Salina.
ROb't Graf dug . well on the west
side q Phoenix hill sometime last
February, but after going down 81
see9 and finding only seeping veins
q water, walled il ap, and left 1t as
bad sob. Yesterday his son IN
covered the well, and upon sounding
80 depths discovered eighteen ieet
q splsndid soft water in a. Il is
heFaided as boom for Phoenix hill,
sit win be Of great benefit in that
lscality.
ne wife q s. p. Ringquist, the
taller, died wednesday afternoon,
aflefaa fIl1ess Of q weeks duration.
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